What are the symptoms of multiple uterine fibroids? What are the dangers of multiple uterine fibroids?

What are the symptoms of multiple uterine fibroids? When a woman has multiple uterine fibroids, it will have a great impact on her physical and mental health and pose a threat to her pregnancy. Many friends are asking about the symptoms of multiple uterine fibroids. Let's take a look at the question.

What are the symptoms of multiple uterine fibroids? The symptoms of multiple uterine fibroids are closely related to the location, growth rate and degeneration of the fibroids, and have nothing to do with the size and number of the fibroids. The main symptoms are as follows:

1. Menstrual changes: This is the most common symptom. Large intramural fibroids increase the area of ​​the uterine cavity and endometrium, resulting in poor uterine contractions or excessive endometrial hyperplasia, leading to shortened cycles, increased menstrual volume, prolonged menstruation, irregular vaginal bleeding, etc. Submucosal fibroids usually cause menorrhagia, and as the fibroids grow, the menstruation becomes longer. Once the fibroids become necrotic, ulcerated, or infected, there will be persistent or irregular vaginal bleeding or pus expansion. Subserosal fibroids and small intramural fibroids often do not have obvious menstrual changes.

2. Abdominal mass: Patients often complain of abdominal distension and feel a mass in the center of the lower abdomen. When the bladder is full in the morning, the uterus is easier to touch, with a hard texture and irregular shape.

3. Bleeding: Submucosal fascia and myoma increase the area of ​​uterine cavity and increase menstrual volume.

4. Abdominal pain, backache, lower abdominal swelling: Patients usually have no abdominal pain, but acute abdominal pain occurs when the pedicle of the subserosal fibroid is twisted. When the fibroid is red, the abdominal pain is severe, accompanied by fever. Lower abdominal swelling and back pain are common, and menstruation is aggravated.